Wheel balancing

Serially produced wheels are balanced at the factory.

Balancing is necessary to even out different weight distributions and material inaccuracies.

In the process of movement, unbalanced wheels manifest themselves through shocks and shaking. Steering wheel shakes at high speed.

As a rule, this jitter occurs only in a certain speed range and stops when the speed increases or decreases.

Over time, wheel imbalances can lead to suspension, steering, and shock absorber failures.

It is necessary to balance the wheels after each tire repair, because due to tire wear and repair, the weight distribution of the tire material changes.